Rememory (2017) Parents Guide: Is the movie OK for kids?

Bontent's parent guide suggests Rememory is best for ages 13+. It's rated PG-13. Rememory is a mystery-drama following Sam Bloom, who investigates the death of a scientist while grappling with his own traumatic memories. The film deals heavily with concepts of grief, guilt, and the ethics of…

Rememory is officially rated PG-13. Bontent's independent parent guide recommends it for ages 13+.

Rememory is a mystery-drama following Sam Bloom, who investigates the death of a scientist while grappling with his own traumatic memories. The film deals heavily with concepts of grief, guilt, and the ethics of revisiting past pain. Parents should be aware of scenes involving a fatal car accident, mild profanity, and…

The film contains very limited, non-explicit content. There is a brief shot of a woman in a low-cut top and a scene where an elderly character looks down a woman's blouse during a memory playback.

Violence is infrequent and moderate in intensity. It includes recurring, non-gory imagery of a car accident, a scene involving gunshots that miss their target, and an off-screen fatal shooting of a character.

Language includes a small amount of profanity. This features two uses of the f-word, a few instances of "s-word," and an "a-hole" reference.

Substance use is mild and mostly background-related. Characters are seen sharing a bottle of scotch socially, and there is a brief shot of a character smoking what appears to be a joint.

The film focuses heavily on mature themes of grief, regret, and the emotional fallout of traumatic loss. These themes are central to the plot and involve characters struggling with mental health, suicidal ideation, and the long-term impact of a parent's death.

Rememory runs 111 minutes, directed by Mark Palansky, released in 2017.

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